510 drip tips

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VeeDubb65

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Another simple thing you might try is to remove the drip tip when actually dripping. I know they're made so you can drip right down the tip, but most of them are really easy to pop on and off. That way you never get any inside the actual drip tip. I've found that pretty much completely eliminates getting juice in my mouth. YMMV
 

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I debriged one of mine just to see what all the fuss was about, didn't care for it. I like my bridged attys much more for dripping. I also got the occasional pops of juice with it debridged, never happened to with the same atty before I removed it. I did find you can't put as much juice in debridged so that might be the issue. You basically have to drip and puff, drip and puff, to much of a pain for me. I can drip with a bridged one, get the same flavor and many more draws in before I have to drip again.
 

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I did that and still get bursts randomly. Probably because I debridged my atty? Hopefully when I get my 306 atty itll be better

You know that you'll need a 306 drip tip with that atty, right? The 306 tip fits over the atty. Ikenvape sells them. He just sent me 4 of them by mistake. I ordered 510/901 tips. He's already shipped out the right ones but now I guess I'll have to get some 306 attys to go with my tips. :)
 

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Yeah, I got one coming in! Im excited to try it out

Wouldnt taking off the drip tip defeat the entire purpose of the thing though? Id rather use my cartridge then. Less risk of getting metal pieces in my mouth when my atty finally explodes haha

Taking off the drip tip wouldn't defeat the entire purpose if you think of the drip tip as a mouthpiece and not a drip tip. I use drip tips as mouthpieces for cartomizers and atomizers. Removing the drip tip, dripping into the atomizer, and then replacing the drip tip will prevent juice from getting into your mouth, and the juice will get into the bottom of the atomizer quicker.
 

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Taking off the drip tip wouldn't defeat the entire purpose if you think of the drip tip as a mouthpiece and not a drip tip. I use drip tips as mouthpieces for cartomizers and atomizers. Removing the drip tip, dripping into the atomizer, and then replacing the drip tip will prevent juice from getting into your mouth, and the juice will get into the bottom of the atomizer quicker.

That's exactly what I do, why I do it, and how I look at it.
 
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